AP BIOLOGY NAME: ______________________________ DATE: ___________________PER: ______ READING QUIZ: CH. 6.1-6.3 _____1. Single-celled organisms a) do not exist b) are rare c) exist as diverse life forms d) only exist inside other organisms _____ 2. Multi-cellular organisms a) include plants and animals b) are all living things c) exist only as plants and animals d) include unicellular organisms _____ 3. Which theme is represented by the statement: "Animal cell movement depends on the structure of the cytoskeleton"? a) cells are the smallest unit of life b) emergent properties from increasing hierarchical levels c) relation of structure to function d) science and technology -TURN OVER- AP BIOLOGY NAME: ______________________________ DATE: ___________________PER: ______ READING QUIZ: CH. 6.1-6.3 _____1. Single-celled organisms a) do not exist b) are rare c) exist as diverse life forms d) only exist inside other organisms _____ 2. Multi-cellular organisms a) include plants and animals b) are all living things c) exist only as plants and animals d) include unicellular organisms _____ 3. Which theme is represented by the statement: "Animal cell movement depends on the structure of the cytoskeleton"? a) cells are the smallest unit of life b) emergent properties from increasing hierarchical levels c) relation of structure to function d) science and technology -TURN OVER - _____ 4. The goal of cell fractionation is to a) separate prokaryotic cells from eukaryotic cells b) separate animal cells from plant cells c) fraction the DNA within the nucleus d) take cells apart and separate the major organelles _____ 5. The main difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells is a) the presence or absence of a nucleus b) the presence or absence of organelles c) the presence or absence of DNA d) both A and B _____6. What type of cells house their genetic information in the nucleus? a) prokaryote c) bacteria b) eukaryote d) archaea _____ 7. Which of the following is not part of the nucleus? a) nuclear lamina c) nuclear ribosomes b) nuclear envelope d) nuclear pores _____ 4. The goal of cell fractionation is to a) separate prokaryotic cells from eukaryotic cells b) separate animal cells from plant cells c) fraction the DNA within the nucleus d) take cells apart and separate the major organelles _____ 5. The main difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells is a) the presence or absence of a nucleus b) the presence or absence of organelles c) the presence or absence of DNA d) both A and B _____6. What type of cells house their genetic information in the nucleus? a) prokaryote c) bacteria b) eukaryote d) archaea _____ 7. Which of the following is not part of the nucleus? a) nuclear lamina c) nuclear ribosomes b) nuclear envelope d) nuclear pores